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Greensburg Today
By the People, for the People
Olympic Bronze Medalist Jasmine Jones Honored with Surprise Party
Jones' family and friends celebrated her achievement at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina.
Published on Mar. 2, 2026
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Olympic bronze medalist Jasmine Jones was surprised with a celebratory party held by her family and friends in her hometown of Greensburg, Pennsylvania, after her successful performance at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina, where she placed third in the two-woman bobsled event.
Why it matters
Jones' achievement is a source of pride for her local community, highlighting the importance of support and dedication in reaching athletic milestones. Her journey from a track and field athlete to a Winter Olympian showcases her versatility and determination.
The details
At the surprise party, Jones was met with applause and chants of "USA, USA" from the gathered crowd. Her mother, Christine Graves Vincent, was able to attend the Olympics to witness her daughter's performance, thanks to a GoFundMe campaign. Jones had trained at a local gym, Virtus Barbell, where the owner, Nicole Bohince, praised her as an incredibly hard-working and confident athlete.
- Jasmine Jones earned the bronze medal in the two-woman bobsled event at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina.
- The surprise party for Jones was held on Sunday in her hometown of Greensburg, Pennsylvania.
The players
Jasmine Jones
An Olympic bronze medalist who competed in the two-woman bobsled event at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina.
Christine Graves Vincent
Jasmine Jones' mother, who was able to attend the Olympics to see her daughter compete thanks to a GoFundMe campaign.
Nicole Bohince
The owner of Virtus Barbell, the gym where Jasmine Jones trained.
What they’re saying
“I was loving every bit of it. I was soaking up every ounce, because it's your child, and no one knows what she worked through to get there.”
— Christine Graves Vincent, Jasmine Jones' mother (cbsnews.com)
“So, that was crazy. Just to see them all there, even cheering for me, and I do have something to show for it. It just really makes me, you know, proud to be where I'm from, and grateful to have the support behind me.”
— Jasmine Jones (cbsnews.com)
“Oh, she's incredible. She is always dialed in and confident and one of the hardest working people I've ever met.”
— Nicole Bohince, Owner, Virtus Barbell (cbsnews.com)
What’s next
Jones plans to continue training and competing in future Winter Olympics, with the goal of winning a gold medal.
The takeaway
Jasmine Jones' achievement in earning an Olympic bronze medal is a testament to the power of community support and personal dedication. Her journey from a track and field athlete to a Winter Olympian showcases her versatility and determination, inspiring others in her local community and beyond.
